14mm vs 16mm Pickleball Paddles: Core Thickness Compared
The real difference between 14mm and 16mm pickleball paddle cores, what the 2mm changes for control, power and feel, and how to pick the right thickness.
Joola Pickleball Paddles: Are They Worth It in Australia?
The short answer A Joola pickleball paddle is among the best premium builds on the planet, but the Australian import markup turns a US$280 paddle into A$390 to A$450 retail. For most ...
Best Pickleball Paddles Under A$150 in Australia (2026): What You Actually Get
The short answer Yes, you can find the best pickleball paddles under $150 in Australia with a properly built carbon face, but the bracket is thin. Our own NOVA sits at A$139 with a T700 carbo...
Pickleball Paddle Grip Size Guide (Australia): How to Measure and Choose
The short answer For most adults, the safe default pickleball paddle grip size is a 4.25 inch circumference. The honest secret is that grip size matters less in pickleball than in ten...
Elongated vs Standard Pickleball Paddles: Shape Guide
The short answer Elongated pickleball paddles (around 16.5 inches long) trade sweet spot size for extra reach and a bit more raw power on the swing. Standard paddles (around 16 inches...
Pickleball vs Tennis: Key Differences for Australian Players
The short answer Pickleball vs tennis: the two share a court-and-net silhouette, but almost everything else is different: the court is roughly a quarter the size, the paddle weighs ab...